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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16

BIS mother wishes to impress him with
Gfe's sober rSSlities.
johnny, yesterday Is gone, never to re-
turn
@Oh, that don: matter, mamma; there ere
scads OF to'morrows Just Ike itn-Detrois
Fres Press
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16

Cohs for sale at Zephyr mills. Telephone
16o 642U+
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16
Everybody lakes IL.

Firebaugh is making loans on four to six
months time. Office with Sluss & Stanly
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
How THY Gain Flesh.

The great majority Of Americans Of both sexes an
thin. 1t may result om too great activity and nse
v0us strain In many cases. but ruio we are tbin
because we are dyspcptic Our bad habits pull ~
down our careless and lswess eating and drinhips,
the tension we are under In the mad after money
position and influence; fashion VI turnlngday In.
night and night into day our way Of burning ths
candle at both ends
Mr.. f. A. Miller. $50 East 157thst NewYork wac
cured by Kaskine Of extreme prostr,ticr
after sever Years suffering He had run down hon
l75 pounds to OF, began on Kasklne In juno, lsaa
went to WORK In month, rcgaIned his full ycsst
In six months. QuinIne did him no good whatever
Mr.. Gideon Thompson tho oldest and one Of ths
most respected ctzcns Of Bridgeport, Conn, ssys,
q" ninety years Of age and for the last three year.
have suffered from the effects OF quInine poisoning
recently began with Kaskine and increased my wexbt
90 pounds
The great army of nervous, thin people, viii please
observe that even when there IL no obvious dIseasA
Kaskine is the only safe and successful remedy he
their condition 1t contains no opium nor any mar.
cotic principle. It gives rest, promotes the secrctIou
OF be stimulates digestion, puts healthy color In ths
checks and steadiness In the nerves. II people would
habltually Kasne there would be fewer hospit,ls
and asylums and everybody could sleep o. nightsL
Write for testimonials from the best citizens.
The Kasldne Company, "a Warrenst., New-Yorh
and IS Farrfngdo Road, London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
NETWORK CITY.

m. attention of investors is called to the oner VI
IN. limited states and Brazil Mail Steamship Company
IN the Issuing of per cent twenty-year gold bonus
at oo and accrued interest particulars OF ssne
he found under financial notices In this Isuo'
Chile dispatches received yesterday at the Ne"
yor office OF the San Sebastian mine report the snip
mont OF $50 ounces Of fine gold bullion, part VI inc
product of July. specimen brick Weighing ot yes
fty pounds Of San Sebastian gold may De seen III lilo
window OF Martin Runyon' NO. ioo oi'
o.n.r,, Newton. Commissioner Of Public Works,
has gone to the Adlrondacks with dehef@ A'i0'i''
He will be away for week.
aa1.n-We do not know where you can purchase
the declaration of Independence with fac smho Sig
natures Of the signers In shape liz for Hahnis'
The Eclectic College Dlspcnsary has been incorpor
.ted The directors arc Camden O. DiRe' hIocr'
W. w. Miller George W. Boskowitz' Chauncey o"a,
for Frederick r. Lee, Thomas N. Rookcr George W:
Thoomnson John j. Herman, Ovid A. HYDE James
Rascovsr Adolphus NJ. Lesser, Danei A. fshD
Abraham W. Tompkns, Henry H. "ai'' anu ''''A ~
Bcnermann.
rsnnis Mcnamara and Patrick Murphy were wrest-
ling Yesterday in Perryst., and In their eagerhess
IN throw each other they fell off tho pier INTO the No
River. LoDgshorcmen rescued them.
Mrs sarah Watson, q widow who was said TO DO
one hundred years old died in the Hospitai ior Ao
abIes on Blackwell's Island on TUESDAY
While the schooner Sarah Babcock was moored at
tho Rvinrton.st dock on Monday night, Samuel Mar
hall o--s ~ tho sailors, was drowned He lived In
Greenwich, Conn.
rq,s sAoO I'm hank notes which a policeman iouhn
IN the street ON Saturday night was turhcd oNcr W
Property Clerk Harriott yesterday at Ponce hea'F
quarters.
The mans hat and the latch key which were iouhu
NJ the foot Of East Thirty sevenh-st on MONDAY arc
s,pI avyating an owner. John VIM, night Waterman
~ public bath says that he heard cry lor hcp ou'
In the river Sunday night.
Al Glen Islad to day there will be two concerts
BIZ Ebcn's band in the pavilion, as usual Inc ehai"
ing resort Is becoming daily moro PoPuiA'
Policeman Wolf Levy and Jacob Cohen an old man
~ No. 10 Park row, injured by the fah OF
Cold and Stock telegraph wire in front OF NO. 40
PARK row on Monday ight. The wire cut Levy arm
seyooiy and an ambulance surgeon was eaico " e''
the wound.
John Grogan. a laborcr employed In shaft NO ID
OF the new Aqueduct, quarrcled with Charles y brio"
a boarding house keeper near the SHAFT, on Monaas
night and knocked OBren on tho head Win oo'uo'
Psckarl's Business College will open on septem
her 0 at the corner OF Twcnty-thirdst. ana fourth
ave- I'm the building formerly owned and uSed ny INC
College OF Physicians and Surgeons. when VIII 20
altered and improved. In addition to inc usual a,
branches OF a commercial education, attehtion WI,
he devoted next session to the Instruction oI Pup'
in the study Of English. eItemporaneous speaAihs
shorth and and type writing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
NETWORKS WIN EASILY.
INDIANAPOLIS HAD NO CHANCE AT ALL.
CLEVELAND MEN DEFEATED BY THE NETS AND

CLEVELAND MEN DEFEATED BY THE NETS AND
BROOKLYN ny LOUISVILLE.
Heavy betting sharp fielding snd rapid and timely pase
rupni M were Of the game that the Nerfok
baseball nine played at the Polo Grounds ysterday Inc"
Hooser opponents had chance at all Whie the indian
spolis club model players has not nine ana a.
takes good play model game the indiaoapo'
club could play yesterday About 2ooo spcct
tors present seemed to enjoy the match hugey
The New.Yorkers have seldom played In better form.
The general fielding work was excellent tnA'
Of the local players benz especAlV nn0.
Gore made running catch the second innnE
CAPTURING the centre nsld haGstan he WAS
hero az once appsuded vigorously ward and hon
ardson played style Weleh pltched MS nrs
since be was and his long rest seemed 70
have him immense amount OF good Me pscnea ~
fine form Boyle pitched with little eject ana
the visiting feeders kept scurying around IN
direction local club earned all OF is ten runs from DAT
ting. a.. ...o., ,r.,n~ ana
held easily end In the Third inning the lndsaapo
lis players scored two runs shombeg forced
ont to second on hit By Denny passed Usa ~
Deasey advanced each base Bassst followed wun ~
scored and De.ssy dropped the Dali inca
seventh Inning the Waiting PLAYERS scored their only G
run out Ssery made twooase MT ana
scored on hit TO centrefed By Myers The score was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
long ISLAND.

FLArBusH-John Byrne who succeeds Jehn sam mon as
posmaste has qualified FOR tho once before Jusce Cox
his John Lererts and John Lott each fur-
nshng security for his faithful performance OF his
duty.
JAMAcA-Coroner Everett finished the inquest In tho case
Of Peter WipKler WHO DIE a lo1kJaw which
resulted from OF his thumbs The jury decided
he died IRON tennus produced by oite during nknt
with Aaron Lsrkins. William sonmers and Pary. hen
nehan on Larkins and Kenneian still At large
sommera who Ell last week and baed was read
ed TO ball Tito september Grand Jury viii DO called
upon 10 INV tgate the case.
wnuEPoRr Monday evening Mrs Eloise Becker took
children of the small creeks running INTO
Flushing all had entered the water which was
eight feet deep IN some parts MIRA Becker wae
swimming was suddenly seized with cramps she made o
shore and cried for help but her chill
TO be OF assistance and before any
could reach she drowned The chlldr
became irapuo with grie and ran homo 10 tell then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
yLECTRIC MOTORS IN NINTH AVENUE.

Manager Hawkesworth of the DAFT Electric Motor
Company said yesterday that HE company were work
ing steadily the Ninth Avenue Elevated Road for
the further trial Of their large new motor
ave have been delayed some by the pressure OF
other work. said Mr.. Hawkesworth, electric roads
are being built all the country and the demand
Tor them is extending. Every month brings out
new development Ia electric motors which gives ns bet
ter control them and increases their advantages
over steam power. The road In Asbury Park will be
ready in two weeks We shall run dfteen on IL.
The circuit will be about four miles aud the line is
expected to do the largest traffic among the electric
roads az yet built In this country"
"when do you expect TO begin running on the
Ninth Avenue line ~
Early Ia September when people get honefrom the
country. Our arrange are now nearly all COM
plete, but We are not hurrying hem. The railroad
company Is aordDg every facility and Is watching
the result with grraJ interest We confident from
the experience Mr. DAFT has had In the
operated with his motors, that We shall DO able 10
handle the cars without difficulty with less comp
cation and less expense than by steam. Ii will be the
BEGINNING of q revolution in ocomotlon that will be
worked out on the Elevated roads here in the city"
The central track that was first used by the Daft
Motor a. q conductor In the Elevated road expert
ments has been removed. IL IL now re placed with
half inch copper rod securely placed outside Ut the
track The motor takes the from this rod, and
the cars will be lighted by the same currcGt. The
rod has been laid both tracks between Fourteenth
and Fifjeth sits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. ......TUEsDAY JULY 10. 1887
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
Steamer Ludsats Hin tnr. Brown. London July H.vrs
wa SU :' i aS:s Il
steamer Wyomus ,sr EsSy a. L,'rpS0! JIy 9a:ss-
steamer state o. Nsbrs.la IBID Brass ssss.w July
kTn: T sSs p sar IT. 20 Ao'aA
steamer Amethyst tBrl stewart Buensa:. Me- edays
All %i: =, q Il. s Bar a. ' " ~
with mdss and passengers to Pim Forwood Co. Arrvsd
=. e. s m.:s res
sn sT pssssus Fss e Mary CO. WIN ~
.n steamer To- seaman
Steamer city OF san Antonio. wilder Fernsud,n1 -
Port Royal days. win moSe All" passengers 7" II A~
0 steamer Regulator, Ingram, waImngson O. days
Roanoke Couch acs%SSd Sy po a. and Nor
steamer General Whitney. Bearse Boston with mdse
snip ANN. ee.r nsntsna a.msass 80 days. with na''
2 a:snf T:as SSSp SS "a DAY., with ma
to order. vessel 70 Thee Russr z Co
with sn ndss 70 order Der vessel g sss@%sl Bros -,
Bark NsyconS sunsrtSra D "a 81 days ~ Wv
BARI Richard Haichson tBri Nash BiIeoa SO days viii
iron 1s' 10 % s,S %seim 6pore 81 dsy with
to order, vessel 70 J Constantine
cy f.ss ..d sfs sS s
Arrived Yesterday
.a.. 20 Ss s ass e.
1.-THE Bar AaSopm' CLEARED
Steamer CITY of Rome (Br Young Lvsrposl vial Queens
tewn-Henderson Bros.
steamer Alaska iBr Murray Liverpool via oueens'o"u-
A NJ Underhil & Co ,.,s
H,Pss
dersou Bros.
steamer saale tGsr Richter Bremen via sOuthamO'a~
steamer ohsribon tFr, Anton Marsees and barcelona
Funch, Edve a Co. - ..res
Steamer Archmeds utAD. Pirsndsio. Mediterranean p0f"
a.: Lssua' Puerto c''e''
steamer Atss !Brl. SAMSON. Kingston for'so rrn'e
steamer lr. Taylor San Domingo &C. via i''''
s!:.msr js.nis: grsethy Mayssuea. ssJ0hn' PR 60
Steamer Delaware. Tribou. Charleston and FernanaH'
WIN Clyde 4 Co ~..,,- ,,..u p,,r. and gich
Steamer Wyanoke. Jenney, Norloik, CiV roin' nal" "
SIeamar i w Oarrett Foster Batmore-B Downer.
ss,a obart DIXON Austin, Havrs-B Metcan CO
Bark Monrovis. Ropes. MonroviS anu iA'e'
Rsst Fippo ta Dibn Montevdeo-Funch EdvS
BARK Ella Moore lBrl, Byers. Parrsooro. Nd
Broa ,.vvn
Steamers Alaska for Liverpool Alexandria Aoss seh
Mineois for Bristoi Nacoochoe Savannah wyanoA''
Bsrks calliope for Rotterdam, Helene. TaleAAuA0N
tay and Adolf. -. ,.ur..bsr
Also sailed--Va Lonx Isaud seund-steamers ""
70 and Herman Winter. tor Boston,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FoREroN PORTS rsh
LONDON July ls--Ths report Of the arrival Ansns'
BEIsroL July ls-Arrivsd steamer Jersey c''' 'n'"
''Ih XvRr july is-saiIsd steamer Leasing tdsr, SA
from Hamburg hence fer New JERK r..,., ,r.m Lss11
Jay l7-sailsA steamer France (Br)s HsoieJ
hssOs isr Nsv.YeRk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

WARRINGTON July l9The best rams played here this sea
son took place to-day between the Warrington and Detroit
clubs stopped the at the ending oil the tenth
inning and caused draw Tbs home nine was appsreny
winning In the sath inning twobSss hit by Hanlon
and similar hit by Twche gave the Detroit players the
tying The scoie was a. folo"sI
Washington. .....-.-. .....-"-dd
Observation-Disclosures, Ia Detroit o. Errors-Washing.
ington Detroit, Pitchers-shaw and Getzen Umpire
Mr. Gsfney.
hero 10 day the players dd net allow the
10 sDEe Radbonrne pitched Win h. old time
bowsi down the Chicago baers win the regular
ity OF clock work. Tue score was as follows
I Boston -..............-..-..'.92 "a
Basehits-Bostop 3. Chicago Errors-Boston. Il Chit
eago s. observation-disclosures and Carkson. umpno-Mr
Daring.
PHILADELPHIA July leGalvn had control OF tho ball
by this score
Ph.aaslDhA. $685. 3-e
phla Is; Piitsburg, TO- ErorsPhIla
deIphia 5; Pttsburg. Pitehsrs-Forguson, Maui and
calvin Umpirc-Ar. Sullivan
eject on the at the ST. Louie baltimore b. game
t.y .Ss sSSa GUD psSgs p.d 70 h, c
PLAYED and then darkness put an ena 10 thv
a ;hsr WORK wa. Of the most effective cSsrs.r
aide being able DO any oppotune batting mo visitors
hand out sharp fielding prevented the winning run he
Ing The game was marked by oriliiAn. held the
ing OF the ordor though Greenwoods error IN
the eighth nnins let in The score was a. follows;
s Be- hass, ....:- .:S ! @:
Baltimore st Louis H. Errors-B,ltimore.
81 St Louis Pitcbers-smith and caruthsrs Umpr G.
! At WiIkesbarre- wnkesbarre. o. Hamilton, 8.
| At Observation-Disclosures Zli Toronto y n,,
Rochester Ia Jersey CITY, TO- Errors-hochester jersey
| Al buffalo Buffalo. /; Newark 8. -
Al scranton-scranton.G u Star. D. Fourteen innings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
AREA DE RAILWAY PEOPLE CONFIDENT

There report published yesterday that the
Arcade Railway Company was about closing ncgo'
ations with syndicate Tor the construction Of It's
road under Broadway. There has been IN air OF
extreme activity about the Arcade Offices of late.
and it has been understood by those OF the inner
brotherhood that Arcade matters were shaping them
selves Ia manner satisfactory TO the hopes Of those
who have been pushing the enterprise The officers
Of the company were exceedingly reucent about the
tdings soon. The capital which viii 10 put into
the enterprise win be used TO CONSTRUCT tho first SIX
miles VI road. Since the supreme Court he'd re
Gently In elaborate opinion That the charter OF tho
company was of cast-lron validity. Its directors and
officers have been working lhe beavers 10 raise the
necessary capital, and the present syndicate ~ the
supposed outcome OF this energy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
CHANGING A RAILRoADs CROssINGe

In addition work OF materially
the line OF the NewYork, New.Hsven ana har.loiu
Railroad between this city and Port Chester OF mSkk
entirely road bed Of broken stone and me
TO avoid Thorn grade erea
OF two additional trncks
chan proposed tho village OF Port Cncster e
first grade crossing as the village approachea Io
York. the Of the road with the od
road Mains 10 proposed 70 elevate ire sraoe OF
railroad depress OF the street 50 az 70 carry
the crossing under tho railroad with clear heaa aoon
twelve and half feet The next crossing going east ~
William ST.. where there 10 bridge but the Rrsae VII Uo
leave clear space Of eighteen Ieet
ct Westchsserave grade with the street ust VEST
tho passenger station There proposed 70 ralse tno
grade railroad and depress the grade OF the avenue
latter under the tracks with head room OF
thirteen feet proposed TO establish new grade LOT he
avenue from point several hundred eet north
Of Broadway saste az to give room ior Two aad
ttona tracks and the the grade OF wiz W
eight feet In one any
These Improvements carried out with nrstciass
will add greatly to tho OF Bros dway
company ready dersy the entire expense OF
and tn, village autnorltcs haSo THO ~s"A
under consideration. . ,..,..,.,,
Tho present grade Pclhamvie and Jerusalem
will shortly changed the former by road MY Ieet wae
under the tracks and the latter by substantial one ano
iron bridge overhead Al the Weaverst and
Tags the Of Harrison and ct Norhst In Rye wiz oe
by bridges the rackA The crossing Locus
and Purchase will be under the tracks Inc
OF railroad and Boston poet roaa
Rochelle, will be overhead AT Mamaroneck ana oinu
under the tracks instead OF at grade as ct present
all carried ont there VIII mo-
be grade crossing the line Of New.Haven haroAo
In the State Of New.York east OF Mt Vernon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
XEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

PoRTcHHsrRR.-Ths Ovsgrown Boys" association OF
business politicians of this county viii hold their
shoot clam bake and outing at Lcnfs Grove on
August lS
PLAISs-Elxa Crawford. widow OF Elisha Crawford
buried in the Rural Cemetery there
on Monday Before the death Of MT Crawford about ten
his children 10 let his widow remain
updtrbed occupancy OF his house and ITS appurenances
long lived This request rengously ooseeved
Her Adopted daughter MIRA Title Sterling Knapp after the
funeral mother Monday repaired 70 her early
home articles given her BY her foster
mother for removal 70 brooklyn Yesterday abe was utter
rupted OF the promises ana
direction Of the children Of ars
Knapp make seemly about the matter
a. shs 10 well provided the win of her foster mother
which will be ented for probate to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
LOADED DICE CAUSED THE, MURDER

Police Captain Mcdonnell OF the Prncest squad. heard
on Monday night Brewster negro killed
Ebe williams in the liquor Grand and Thompson
saturday. hiding In with Policemen Ryan
and Lavercoo the captain went mp TO FIFTY yester
day and found Brewster playing cards with aaoer coorsd
man In q stable. near sevsnthave. Brewsts
had shaved on thick and whske he
easily recognized by his neck William Hicks who
was With grs.ster at the time Of the murder had been
HeadQuartsra Superintendent urray oomplimentsd Ca
tain Mcdonnell the capture Of Brewster The prisoners
to the Tonbs pending IN inquest Wiliams Was oolored
gambler from balmSrs and his fatal quarrel Hicks
&ioks MI = usad - 4 Vltneaa aTulpst BreVstee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
Ex.ALDERMAY MCABEs ABSENCE.

Although Richard S. Newoombe and A. ). Ditteh-
hoefcr occupy opposite ends Of the nall In the scher
merhorn building at No. 06 Broadway, and although
Mr. Newcombe II the counsel Of ex-Aldeiman McCabe
and Mr. Dittenhoefer is trying to have commission
In lunacy appointed in behalf OF Mr. Grfen' credi-
tor Of McCabe, the Two lawyers are not laboring
under strained relations. Mr.. Newcombc, was
stated at hs Office Yesterday will not make any oo-
nosItion to the movement regarding a COMMISSION
lie is of the opinion that McCabe, having aieaay
bean oecared insane, cannot well be declared more
thoroughly SO, and that creditors need not De
alarmed An examination of McCabe's property
Mr. NewcomDe saws shows that he has put none OF
bis possessions out Of his hands. As for McCabe
absence from town. Mr. Nencombe SAYS thai anoun n
awav and no reason why he should not; his VINE
bis keeper. No further move In tine mater u an an
Commission viii be- before the court for argument
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

Policeman Purcell Of the Coney Island police noticed
.ghtly built grl dressed in blue and Wearing White sa
hal trimmed with blue ribbon The ecer asked nor whonl
waiting for aud she said for her aunt he ooE her
station whore she said her name WAS Lizzie Shsuon
and lived No. 3l4 Markets. Newark bhe told
the follow story My aunts name Kalis Lamb yes.
terday she called from play and We went 10
York and Of tho Iron steamboats, TO Coney sana
but short time whom aunt said she was
going back 20 New York She standing whore the
found her. telling her not to away until abe re-.
turned Tho girl did not appear to be frightened and o
story IN STRAIGHTFORWARD manner She said 10 answer 10
mother and father died about year
ago they four lots IN what known
in Newark Building Row.. Her uncle told her tnat
considerable the bank for her The gri
said further This s the second time aunt Kate lett me IN
this We down before but happened 10
have and ticket and went home aud arrived an
did" said that her relations had slwaye
kindly Lizzie why she had ct
She did think her tried TO lose her. because she
aware that she know the way home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
AMAN SHOT on TIE NEW AoUEDUcr.

Richard Tilman Board two coored employees on
the aaueduct at shaft had an yesterday
Tman shot Board In the left oin INJECTING wound
that will probably prove fatal They had been drinking
dur the day, ami after getting full separated After
1Ilman his boarding house In the company OF
Robert Kina another negro and eDcoualerng Board told
back down. at fhe came time pulling revolver out
bis hip pocket and firing he ran away Immediately after
wards and s still at large Coroner sutton TOOK inc ante
officers In pursuit OF Illnsn
At Shaft No. harles oBrep. boarding house keeper
struck by John Grogan. labore on the head WIN
bottle, innicing deep scalp wound Grosan made MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
p,,,,nr-Mep,more to s. April Fool 10 s. WIN Davis
RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON July l9Ths the nrst day OF the Leicester
July meeting The race Midland Derby Stakes one
m,s and half was won BY two lengths By Mr. Mantons
chestnut colt Timothy Duke Of Beauforts bay colt
Dante was second Lord Bradford brown colt Chppe
way bad third. Time-244s There were seven star'era
betting to against Timothy ~ 10 against
Dante and 4 TO against Chppeway.
The race for the ICELAND i've furongs was won by
r. Philpss bay colt Repeater IL by hreeqnarters OF
ienrtb with A. Tayors colt Hark second eng IN
and half in front OF A. Hooe colt wellington Twelve
borsss betting 20 10 AGAINST Repeater liz
10 against ark and 10 against Wellington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
COMPLAINTS MADE BIZ MARY HARDWOOD.

Mary Harwood went to the Yorkville Court yestei-
day and complained against Michael. Thomas and
Ann OConner. Michael who Ia sIIty-two years old,
she accused Of assault. His son Thomas she accused
Of ROBBERY as we'll assault aud Ann. she says,
complainant from ass aut from a gang whom his wife
says we'd her and the complainant tho house
and tbrsshed them all for trying to save tho girl.
Thomas said he had been drinking and did not know
what had occurred but that he did not ssssult Mary
Thus far other arrests have been made The Dris-
oners held by Justice Murray Tor examination.
They live at No. 800 ast EForty-seyenth-st